Properties for rent in Duja Tower

Duja Tower is a residential high-rise on Sheikh Zayed Road in Trade Centre First, part of Dubai's World Trade Center district. It's an office-district home, not a compound. For renters comparing Duja Tower Sheikh Zayed Road Dubai, the draw is the address itself, with many apartments on upper floors looking straight over the highway.

The tower shares its stretch with Dubai Tower and Sheikh Rashid Tower. Daily life runs on foot and by metro. World Trade Centre station on the Red Line is walkable, and Max station is on the other side, near the Al Jafiliya bus stops. Coffee is easy, with & More, The Gallery, and Urban On 4 in the surrounding blocks.

Inside, the tower stays calm and well maintained, while the streets outside fill up during office hours and World Trade Centre events.

Duja Tower suits working professionals who are looking for apartments on Sheikh Zayed Road to have a short commute to the towers. Some units are also let as furnished holiday homes, which helps tenants on shorter stays. The trade-off is parking. Spaces around the building are mostly paid or valet, so residents with a second car or regular visitors should confirm bay allocation before signing.

Rentals at Duja Tower Sheikh Zayed Road cover one, two and three-bedroom apartments. One-bedroom units are around 1,060 sq ft. Two-bedroom layouts measure close to 1,361 sq ft, while the three-bedroom homes are the largest in the building at about 2,709 sq ft. Several one-bedrooms are set up as furnished holiday homes, so tenants can move in without buying furniture.

Annual rent in Duja Tower starts near AED 84,000 and tops out around AED 295,000. One-bedrooms typically ask AED 86,800 to AED 125,000, and furnished units are at the upper end. Two-bedroom units are close to AED 110,000, and three-bedroom units are listed near AED 205,000. Higher floors and direct Sheikh Zayed Road views add a premium.

Duja Tower on Sheikh Zayed Road is easy to live in without a car. World Trade Centre metro station is walkable from the building, and Max station is close as well.

Public transport

Both stations are on the Red Line, which runs to Emirates Towers, Financial Centre and Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall. Buses stop at World Trade Centre Hotel 1 and 2, and more routes leave from the Al Jafiliya stops.

Car access

The building fronts Sheikh Zayed Road, so DIFC and Downtown are a short drive away. Street parking around the tower is paid, and Dubai Tower runs a valet service next door. Drivers will find DEWA and Tesla EV chargers nearby, along with ADNOC and Emarat petrol stations.